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Michael Saleme — Start Here

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Enterprise architect. 30 years building production integration and architecture across Oil & Gas, Energy/Utilities, and CPG, since 1996. Now defining how enterprises architect a workforce of humans and AI agents.

The thesis: Enterprise Agent Architecture. Enterprise architecture has four domains for what the enterprise builds and runs — Business, Information, Application, Technology — with Security across them all. None describe a non-human actor that holds delegated authority, acts autonomously, and composes tools it was never explicitly granted. Agents are not a new application tier. They are a new class of actor: a workforce. They need a fifth domain. That gap is the work.

Read the series: Enterprise Agent Architecture — the fifth domain, drawn one part at a time. Position paper live; canonical home at cognitivethoughtengine.com/eaa coming soon.

Latest: Agent Security Harness v4.5.0 — 474 tests / 33 modules (June 2026).


The evidence

I do not just write about the agent workforce. I build the tools that prove how it fails and the research that measures it. The architecture rests on this, not on opinion.

Published Research (5 DOIs)

I study the gap between who an agent is and how it behaves — what I call the WHO vs. HOW problem. Identity and authorization don't prevent an authorized agent from being manipulated into unsafe decisions.

Paper DOI Key finding
Decision Load Index (DLI) 10.5281/zenodo.18217577 AI agents increase cognitive burden on operators. Here's how to measure it.
Constitutional Self-Governance (CSG) 10.5281/zenodo.19162104 The WHO vs. HOW governance gap — 77 days production data, 56 agents.
Normalization of Deviance (NoD) 10.5281/zenodo.19195516 Gateway defenses provide zero protection against protocol-level attacks.
Beyond Identity Governance 10.5281/zenodo.19343034 Empirical evidence: gateways miss protocol-layer attacks. The gap, formalized.
Community-Driven Security 10.5281/zenodo.19343108 Scaling security testing through community contribution without degrading integrity.

Standards engagement: 3 NIST submissions — CAISI RFI (Mar 1), NIST-CONCEPT-1 (Mar 12), NCCoE follow-up (Mar 21, 2026).

Agent Security Harness

The research is implemented as an open-source testing framework: 474 executable tests across 33 modules, covering 4 wire protocols (MCP, A2A, L402, x402).

red-team-blue-team-agent-fabric — Production-validated at 97.9% pass rate (Wilson 95% CI [0.943, 0.994]).

pip install agent-security-harness
agent-security test mcp --url http://your-server
  • GitHub Action: uses: msaleme/red-team-blue-team-agent-fabric@v4.5
  • MCP Server: any AI agent can invoke security tests directly
  • AIUC-1 Prep: maps to 15 of 20 testable certification requirements
  • CVE-2026-25253 (CVSS 8.8) — our MCP tests catch this exact supply chain vector
  • Independent validation by DrCookies84 against live infrastructure (AutoGen #7432)
  • 22 rounds of critical evaluation, 125 issues raised, 94 fixed, 10/10 final score

What it includes

  • Attestation JSON Schema (structured security reports)
  • Free MCP Security Scan (5-test, A-F grading)
  • Monthly Agent Security Report pipeline
  • Discord Security Scan Bot
  • Real multi-trial statistical testing (Wilson CIs, NIST AI 800-2 aligned)

How This Differs

Most AI security tools scan configurations or test models. This framework sends real adversarial payloads over the wire and observes what breaks. The difference between npm audit and a penetration test.

Complementary to: Invariant MCP-Scan (static scanning), Cisco MCP Scanner (YARA rules), Snyk Agent Scan (config analysis), NVIDIA Garak (model-layer).

Unique to us: Multi-protocol (MCP + A2A + L402 + x402), AIUC-1 mapping, MCP server mode, research backing (5 DOIs + NIST), attestation registry, production validation.


Enterprise Architecture

30 years building production integration systems across Oil & Gas, Energy/Utilities, and CPG. MuleSoft, Salesforce, SAP, Oracle, Kafka, Azure.

Repository Description
agent-fabric-oilgas-apis OpenAPI 3.1 specs for Agent Fabric in Oil & Gas
energy-field-service-integration Agentforce + ServiceNow + SAP field service
energy-api-evolution 36 APIs for grid ops, renewables, building optimization
oracle-fusion-mulesoft-best-practices Oracle Fusion Cloud integration patterns
SharePointVectors RAG pipeline: SharePoint to vectors to Salesforce
cpg-promotion-analysis Agent Fabric + Agentforce + Copilot for CPG

Featured Talks (YouTube)

Agent Fabric in Oil & Gas — Webinar Series:

Part Title Link
1/4 Introduction Watch
2/4 Deep Dive Watch
3/4 Implementation Watch
4/4 Conclusion Watch

Use It

Everything here is open source and free.

  • Run it: pip install agent-security-harness
  • CI: add the GitHub Action to your pipeline
  • MCP server mode: let your agent invoke the tests directly
  • Free MCP Security Scan: 5-test, A–F grading

Open to research collaboration and standards work — see Connect below.


Active Community

  • Moltbook: Signal-Lab-Ops-Bot — 36+ comment threads on agent security
  • A2A Protocol: Runtime attestation discussion (#1677, 11 comments)
  • AutoGen: Security testing for multi-agent systems (#7432, 22 comments)
  • AIUC-1: Pre-certification readiness tool (mapping)

Connect


License

This repository is provided for informational purposes. See individual project repositories for specific licenses.

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Michael Saleme — Decision Governance for Autonomous Agents. 5 DOIs, 3 NIST submissions, CVE-2026-25253, 474 security tests across 33 modules.

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